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iPhone 3G + A2DP = Official (Chip is present) + more

You'll always have things discovered by people tearing things apart, question is why does Apple make it so we can find out?
 
I would think to give something before Christmas with an update, perhaps even releasing a pair of Bluetooth Headphones too.

Time will tell!
 
A2DP doesn't require a chip at all, it's just a software protocol, Apple could have easily added it to any firmware since the orignial iPhone launched, they just chose not to.
 
I can really see Apple introducing A2DP when the new iPods are introduced this fall, together with an Apple made A2DP headset 🙂
 
Reiger said:
I can really see Apple introducing A2DP when the new iPods are introduced this fall, together with an Apple made A2DP headset 🙂
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Don't forget the 32GB iPhone and the 2 or so million people complaining about it being released so soon after they put the 3G out (which is why it'll probably cost $400).
 
Dammit Cubs said:
I don't get why this is such an awesome feature. I heard it still doesn't sound that good.
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Yeah, there was a review in one of the UK mac magazines a few months ago of bluetooth speakers/headphones and they all sounded rubbish. They concluded that BT stereo wasn't yet a mature or useful technology for most users. Still, why let that stop anyone complaining, eh?
 
The BT chip in the last iPhone supported the full stack of BT standards. It's always been a software issue. The hardware has been there.
 
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